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Comics

Comics

• Mort the Dead Teenager - a comic book character created by Marvel Comics that almost got his own movie but the project either fell through or was shelved.

Journalism

Journalists

A–B

• Lisa Abend - journalist, TIME, author of "The Sorcerer's Apprentices: A Season in the Kitchen at Ferran Adria's El Bulli"
• Richard Adamski - founder, Third Coast Press
• Walter Addiego - columnist, San Francisco Chronicle
• Rodrigo Javier Aguiar - co-founder and writer, BNO News
• Eric M. Armstrong - writer, essayist, and primary film critic for film media outlet TheMovingArts.com
• Sebnem Arsu - Turkish journalist; writes for The New York Times; married to Remy Gerstein
• Will Atkins - English sports journalist; notable for websites WillAtkinsSports and The Short Third Man blog; regular contributor to sport.co.uk
• Brian Barger - investigative journalist; worked with Robert Parry, reporting on Iran-Contra
• Sheila Barrett - first woman radio announcer, July 28, 1933, on BBC Radio; last name possibly spelled correctly as Borrett
• Marylin Bender - journalist, Vogue and The New York Times; author of book The Beautiful People
• William Benscoter (1879-?) - correspondent, Detroit Free Press
• Thor Benson - American journalist; has written for The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Vice, Fast Company, Slate, Truthdig
• Amit Besra - editor and founder, "www.viewmoviesreview.in" and "www.thesanthalexpress.in" ; born and raised in Jharkhand, India; author, It's Dying Time – A Chilling Indian Thriller (2010) and Be the Change (2013)
• Roland Ionas Bialke - German indymedia journalist; writer of the program for explosives "Der kleine Sprengmeister" and of book Das Lehrbuch der Sprengmeister; attacked German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007
• Burkhard Bilger - staff writer for The New Yorker - see http://www.newyorker.com/contributors/burkhard-bilger
• Anne Billson - British film critic (The Thing, Spoilers, My Name Is Michael Caine); horror novelist (Suckers, Stiff Lips)
• Mark Boardman - blogger for www.filmpremieres.co.uk; UK celebrity-media journalist
• John B. Bogart - city editor, New York Sun (late 19th century)
• Filip Bondy - sports columnist, Daily News; author, seven books
• Frances Borzello - art author; ten books
• Steve Bourie - author; writes about casino gambling and travel; author of the American Casino Guide, a publication including information on any U.S. casino, riverboat or Indian casino
• Mandy "MJ" Brickey - national award-winning journalist, columnist, and digital editor, McAlester News-Capital, editor of NCommon magazine; former editor, Hartshorne Sun; has received numerous awards from the National Newspaper Association, Associated Press and Society of Professional Journalist for investigative reporting and best serious column; known for her "ballsy" approach to journalism, comedic rhetoric during interviews, mysterious connections to celebrities and for her Erin Brockovich-esque story of perseverance and success; revealed the horrifying past of a 72-year-old panhandler in McAlester, Oklahoma – digging up articles from archives several states away, some dating as far back as the 1950s
• Hillary Brown - journalist, ABC News

C–F

• Joe Carmody - columnist, Chicago Tribune
• John Mack Carter - editor, Ladies' Home Journal (1965–1973) and Good Housekeeping (1975–1994)
• Natalia Cellie - Latin American journalist
• Davison Cheney - columnist, KSL-TV, Deseret News Familyshare.com; actor, Saturdays Warrior (1989 video); singer- songwriter, album Davison Cheney, More to See; humorist and author [1]; [2]
• Polly Clarkson - freelance writer, book author; [3]
• Wendy Clem - journalist, columnist, humorist and author
• Margaret Coker - Abu Dhabi-based Middle East correspondent, The Wall Street Journal
• Scott Colbourne - columnist, The Globe and Mail; video-game critic; has written weekly column on new-media issues since 2004
• Matthew Collin - journalist; author of books Altered States, This Is Serbia Calling and The Time of the Rebels; is published by Serpents Tail; has been editor of The Big Issue magazine; has been a BBC World Service correspondent in Georgia
• Angelina Costa - journalist
• Jonathan Cott - author, freelance journalist, interviewer and book editor
• Coral Davenport - American journalist; writes about energy, environment, and climate policy for The New York Times; has worked for the Congressional Quarterly, Politico and the National Journal
• Michael B. Davie - Canadian journalist and author
• Bryan Denton - freelance photojournalist; based in Beirut, Lebanon; featured often in The New York Times; has worked in Helmand, Afghanistan
• Meagan Dixon - journalist and writer
• Timothy Drake (journalist) - author, journalist, editor, freelance writer, National Catholic Register
• Deana Djukic - Serbian journalist
• Deborah Dugan - president, Disney Publishing Worldwide
• Audrey Dujardin - professional music photographer and journalist for hire across Europe and beyond; works with the main music magazines, bands and record labels in the rock industry; [4]
• Henry O. Dormann (chairman and editor-in-chief, Leaders Magazine, the National Enquirer, etc.) (google)
• Catherine Elton - United Nations bureau, The New York Times
• David Estok - editor-in-chief, The Hamilton Spectator
• Rob Evans (journalist) - award-winning journalist, The Guardian
• David Farenthold - political reporter, The Washington Post, being discussed as a Pulitzer candidate following significant reporting on the Trump Foundation this campaign season. [| source], [|another source]
• Cyrus Farivar - freelance reporter, NPR, PRI's The World, CBC, The Economist
• Sajid Farooq - editor, writer, NBC News, The San Francisco Examiner, Oakland Tribune
• Hassan M. Fattah - former editor-in-chief, Iraq Today
• Chet Flippo (deceased) - former editorial director, Country Music Television; former editor and journalist, Rolling Stone
• Steven H. Frank - journalist, The Burlington Free Press; beat writer covering the Vermont Frost Heaves; former sports editor, Connecticut Life
• Jeremy Fregoe - independent writer; works include Too Blind Too See
• Raymond Frenken - Dutch freelance journalist, business and finance, European Journalism Centre; former Brussels correspondent for CNBC Europe, Bloomberg News, AP, Dow Jones
• Lex Friedman - staff writer, Macworld; author, The Snuggie Sutra

G–J

• DJ Gallo (D.J. Gallo) - ESPN Page2 columnist and satirist; author of sportspickle.com
• Vic Garbarini - American music critic and journalist
• Joanna Geary - web development editor, The Times
• Tony Gervino - former editor-in-chief, SLAM Magazine; regular contributor to Selectism
• Raphael Gellar - Israeli freelance sports journalist
• Walter Goodman (editor) - longtime editor and critic, The New York Times; author of numerous books and articles in other publications. Not the British painter of same name; ([5])
• Laurie Goodstein - national religion correspondent, The New York Times
• Elissa Gootman - education correspondent, The New York Times
• Adam H. Gough - Northern Irish music photographer; founder of Gutter Snapping, a style of documentary photography; born in Belfast; [6]
• Sandra Grabman - biographer
• Shelton Gunaratne - professor of journalism, Minnesota State University Moorhead; first World Press Institute fellow from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) scandal
• Allan Hall (journalist - journalist, Daily Mail; author of book about Natascha Kampusch (not the other Allan Hall who has an article; deceased before Kampusch was discovered)
• Kyla Hanington - essayist and poet; author of cookbook Kyla Cooks; essays have appeared on CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition
• Saul Hansell - programming director of Seed.com at AOL; former technology reporter, The New York Times
• Kelly Haramis - journalist, Chicago Tribune; chronicled her adoption of a daughter from China in column ([7])
• David Zev Harris - bureau chief, The Media Line ([8]); previously with the BBC and The Jerusalem Post Radio
• Sean Hennessy - reporter, WCBS-TV; formerly worked for WHDH
• Sasha Herriman - news anchor and correspondent, CNN International
• Michael Hingston - journalist, The Georgia Straight, See Magazine and formerly, The Peak
• Neil Irwin - journalist; author of The Alchemists; [9]; [10]
• Valeri Ivanov - Russian newspaperman; assassinated in 2002
• Eric Jaffe - [11]
• Emanuel Jalonschi - New York City journalist and community writer; originator of "urban mystique" school of fiction; writer and editor for Beyond Race Magazine
• Aziza Jamgerchinova - producer for Paula Zahn's former program on CNN
• Rich Jaroslovsky - journalist for BusinessWeek, Bloomberg, Online News Association and The Wall Street Journal
• Jonathan "JJ" Jaxson - Atlanta entertainment reporter for WGCL-TV's Better Mornings Atlanta; on-air personality for The Ace & TJ Show (syndicated radio)
• Steven T. Jones - editor-in-chief at San Francisco Bay Guardian when that newspaper was closed on Oct. 14, 2014; author of The Tribes of Burning Man
• Jim Jubak - senior markets editor for MSN Money

K–L

• Al Kamen - columnist for "In the Loop" at The Washington Post
• Andrea Kannapell - weekend foreign editor for The New York Times
• Mindi Keirnan - president of Knight Ridder
• Rita Kempley - columnist for The Washington Post
• Llewellyn King - journalist; 50+ years experience; PBS host/producer of White House Chronicle; multiple other journalistic endeavors, including CNN, PBS, NBC
• Kathie Klarreich - author and reporter in Haiti for NPR, The Christian Science Monitor, NBC News and Time
• Dan Kois - journalist and editor for New York
• Kathleen Kouril - producer at NECN; formerly of WHDH
• Noah Kravitz - editor-in-chief of phonedog.com
• Jace Lacob - American journalist, editor, critic, and interviewer; host of PBS's MASTERPIECE STUDIO, the official companion podcast for PBS' Masterpiece; entertainment editorial director for BuzzFeed, west coast deputy bureau chief and TV critic for The Daily Beast and Newsweek; namesake for character of Jace on Switched at Birth
• Liisa Ladouceur - Canadian music and arts journalist; columnist for Rue Morgue Radio; board member of Polaris Music Prize; formerly with Chart and Eye Weekly
• Eli J. Lake - journalist; UPI state department correspondent for The New York Sun
• Kevin Lancashire - digital journalist, digital edition, punkt.ch
• Kate Lanphear - style director of Elle (US); online style icon
• Aleksi Lausti - Finnish freelance journalist; works in India and Finland; writings published in Matruvani, Ultra, Ananda and Blue Wings
• Mitch Lawrence - columnist; covers the National Basketball Association for the Daily News
• Charles Levinson - Middle East correspondent for The Wall Street Journal
• Joe Levy - executive editor, music critc and journalist at the Rolling Stone
• Claude A. Lewis - journalist and columnist at The Philadelphia Inquirer and professor
• Rebecca Lieb - editor-in-chief and columnist for The ClickZ Network and Search Engine Watch
• Craig David Long - assistant editor of Montecristo; founder of The Commodified (a Vancouver street-style blog)
• Priscilla Lowell - American journalist, writer, interviewer, poet; "A Journey Through West Wales", poetry and photography. Interviews: "Leatherneck Magazine", "Runner's World", "The Alexandria Gazette", "Thrust/Quantum Magazine", "The Rosslyn Review". James A. Michener interview quoted in, "God Revelation and Authority, VI" by Carl F.H. Henry.
• Janet Luhrs - author of the Simple Living newsletter; two books: Simple Living Guide and Simple Loving

M–N

• David Marchese - Salon.com music writer and cultural critic
• David Joseph Marcou - Author, documentary photographer of celebrities and of everyday life, Smithsonian exhibitor, journalist, Pulitzer-nominated playwright (Remembering Davy Crockett), poet, editor, and publisher (83 books by DJM so far -- 14 group anthologies he's directed-edited, including the national-award-winning Spirit of America: Heartland Voices, World Views (Speranza: Oct. 1, 2001), and 69 personal books by DJM, including 50 photo monographs (40 of the latter published by Blurb of San Francisco, including DJM's 18-vol. Human Character series, and DJM's personal photobook series Spirit of America, vols. 4-14). Most of DJM's book-titles can be found on WorldCat.org -- See: [[12]].
• Steven Matthews - author and notable academic
• Jim McGee - journalist; won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on the Iran-Contra affair
• Ben McGrath - staff writer for The New Yorker. See http://www.newyorker.com/contributors/ben-mcgrath
• Harry Metcalfe - owner of and writer for Evo
• Karen L. Meyer
• Jennifer Miller (author) - author of The Day I Went Missing
• Courtland Milloy - columnist for The Washington Post
• Wayne Minshew - minor league baseball player more known as a sportswriter and who had a successful college career. [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20] among others.
• Blanca de Moncaleano - anarchist writer for the infamous Pluma Roja, a Hispanic publication based in Los Angeles during the Mexican revolution
• Lisa Mora - Editor of Vintage Caravan Magazine
• Darah J. Mullooly - former features/fashion editor of M.R.U Magazine'
• Gautham Nagesh Reporter for The Wall Street Journal, founder of Stiff Jab See: [21]
• Dustin Luke Nelson - writer for InDigest, Tiny Mix Tapes, Bookslut, Guernica Magazine, Intentionally Urban, Our Green Book, New Reform, Film-Forward and Whistling Shade
• Zachary Newcott (American arts/food/entertainment reporter and humorist for The Visalia Times Delta/Tulare Advance-Register, animator, co-creator, and voice actor for the animated series Humorous Vacuum Robot on the Hulu comedy series Comedy Dynamics: Coming to the Stage, and novelist of the science fiction adventure novel Haven) [22] [23] [24]
• Gerard Noonan - Australian journalist and commentator; former editor of The Australian Financial Review;
• Matthew Norman (columnist) - columnist for The Independent and other papers in the past; [25]
• Joseph North (editor) - editor of The New Masses in 1950s

O–R

• Mallinath Mulage - Aland, Gulbarga, Karnataka, India; mulage.in
• Mireya Navarro - film reviewer for The New York Times; mentioned article The Devil in Miss Jones (1973)
• Jane Okrasinski - original on-air reporter and producer for Court TV; invented animal-court-style reality show; award-winning former reporter for the Fulton County Daily Report in Atlanta, Georgia; now the executive director of the Georgia Association of Council for Children
• April Oliver - CNN producer fired over "Tailwind" controversy; [26]
• Bruno Jacquet Ossébi - journalist and party to Transparency International's biens mal acquis lawsuit against the Republic of the Congo and other African dictatorships in French courts. Died through a probable arson; TI lawsuit still in progress
• Jeff Passolt - anchor Of KMSP-TV; former sporters anchor of WTCN (KARE-TV)
• Rilla Page Palmborg - author of The Private Life of Greta Garbo (1931)
• Maynard Parker - former editor of Newsweek
• Kimberly Pauley - founder of Young Adult Books Central and author of Sucks to Be Me: The All-True Confessions of Mina Hamilton, Teen Vampire (maybe)
• Nick Paumgarten - staff writer at The New Yorker; see http://www.newyorker.com/contributors/nick-paumgarten
• Arndt Peltner (born July 19, 1968) - awarded journalist; host of Radio Goethe, an English language radio show about German language music an culture; [27]
• Charles Petit - tracks science, medical, and environmental news in the English language press for MIT's Knight Science Journalism Fellowships at http://ksjtracker.mit.edu; awards include the 1999 AAAS-Whitaker Prize for Science Writing, the 1995 C. Everett Koop Award from the American Heart Association, the 1991 American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award, and the 1990 Science in Society Award from the National Association of Science Writers; [28]
• Alexandra Petri (born March 15, 1988) - Washington Post op-ed columnist since 2011; author of ComPost blog, contributor to editorial page; has appeared on NPR's Talk of the Nation, ESPN's Outside the Lines, and been denounced on air by Rush Limbaugh; also embroiled in recent controversy over death of poetry; [29]; [30]
• Hubert Philips aka "Caliban" aka "Dogberry" - game inventor, puzzle composer, broadcaster/journalist/writer
• Giselle Portenier
• John R. Quain
• Michael Reiss (journalist) - American sports beat writer (Boston Globe) for the New England Patriots
• Simon Rockower - namesake of the annual Simon Rockower Memorial Award in Jewish Journalism
• Benedict Rogers - freelance journalist, politician and human rights activist. One of the founders of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission in the United Kingdom.
• Tjeerd Royaards - editorial cartoonist and editor-in-chief of Cartoon Movement.
• Eduardo Rubiano Moncada, Colombian-American photojournalist.
• Michael C Ruppert - police officer turned investigative journalist from the US, who has investigated US law enforcement involvement with drug running and responsibility for 9/11
• Laura Ryan - television journalist, TV3 Ireland

S

• Stephanie Salter - journalist, columnist San Francisco Chronicle, Terre Haute Tribune Star
• Marc Santora - former metro reporter; Baghdad correspondent, The New York Times
• Kenneth R. Rosen - writer; metro stringer; New Assistant, The New York Times Formerly of USA TODAY, the Associated Press (Not a professor of mathematics)
• Nicholas Schmidle - staff writer at The New Yorker - see http://www.newyorker.com/contributors/nicholas-schmidle
• Scott Schueller - movie critic, Chicago Tribune
• Mattathias Schwartz - journalist, former editor and publisher of The Philadelphia Independent; has written for The New York Times, The New Yorker, Harper's, Wired; appeared as a guest on 11/29/2011 on Charlie Rose (talk show)
• H. K. Sethi - Indian journalist; born in New Delhi; Secretary General of Journalist Association of India and Association of Professional Journalists; notable for contribution to the freedom of press movements, freedom of speech as well as freedom of expressions; www.journalistassociationofindia.org; www.jaoi.org; www.apji.org
• Jeffrey Scott Shapiro - investigative journalist who reported the tabloid industry to the FBI and now defends people under media attack, who has covered several major national crime stories for Gannett Company, TIME Magazine and CBS News. Writes frequently now for the FOX News Channel. Page was started by editor, but not completed: [[31]]
• Sharkeisha,sharkeisha noooo WorldStar
• Liz "Ilsa" Shaw - journalist and editor, Reporter Magazine
• Adam Shepard - author, Scratch Beginnings
• Signal the Escape - pop rock band
• Harriet Sherwood - journalist, The Guardian
• Edward Skidelsky - journalist for prospect magazine [32], and is a lecturer in philosophy at Exeter University
• Jennie Erin Smith - see http://www.jennieerinsmith.com
• Aaron Sneddon - movie-set photographer; based in Glasgow, Scotland; works as local media contact for films made in Scotland; photo contributor for a number of Scottish newspapers; [33]
• John D. Solomon - journalist; graduate of The Collegiate School
• Jaymes Song - AP writer banned from covering LPGA event
• Kate Spicer - British journalist, particularly known as a food critic
• Bill Spindle - Dubai based Middle East bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal
• Eric Spitznagel - journalist and author, frequent contributor to magazines like Playboy, The Believer, MTV Hive,James O. Supple Religion Feature Writer of the Year Award, which honours the best in-depth writing and analysis of religious issues on the continent. Bloomberg Businessweek, and VanityFair.com. The author of several books, including Fast Forward: Confessions of a Porn Screenwriter; [34]
• Bonnie E. Stepp - freelance journalist, graduated Texas State University in 2006
• Larry Sturholm, Seattle/Portland TV journalist and humorist; murdered in 1989; [35]
• New Renaissance Writers Guild
• Sub zero (drink) - an alcoholic soda once produced by Fosters Australia, now discontinued
• James O. Supple - Religion Feature Writer of the Year Award, honours the best in-depth writing and analysis of religious issues on the continent
• Emily Sweeney - staff reporter at The Boston Globe [36], author of the book Boston Organized Crime [37], and board member of the New England Society of News Editors and New England First Amendment Coalition [38]
• Jason Szep - Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Reuters

T–Z

• The Hype Magazine The Hype Magazine is a United States based print / digital magazine covering music, entertainment, fashion and culture, established in 2002 as a newsletter. The publication features daily news and interviews from Hip-Hop to Hollywood via its web portal and quarterly print editions are available in select major retailers in North America, Europe, Asia. The magazine also publishes special edition Digital Cover issues available via its web portal.
• William Turton - Young journalist who covers politics and hackers, named one of TIME's most influenza teenagers of 2015. Has broken major hacking stories. [39] [40] [41]
• Bill Teegins - Oklahoma sports journalist and anchor; specialized in Oklahoma State Cowboys sports. Died in infamous OSU Plane Crash
• Joda Thongnopnua, managing editor for the international news wire BNO News. Currently the youngest staff member of the news agency at age 17
• Lucy Tobin - journalist for national newspapers in the UK, and author of two books: A Guide to Uni Life (Trotman, 2009) and Pimp Your Vocab (Portico, 2009)
• Lucy Toothpaste - British fanzine writer and journalist, wrote 'Jolt' fanzine in the 1970's, wrote for 'Spare Rib' in the 1980's, co-founded Rock Against Sexism. Lots about her online, including on Punk77 site. Request submitted by AquaYlang
• Katy Tur - reporter on CW11, daughter of Bob Tur, girlfriend of MSNBC's Keith Olbermann
• Aggie Underwood - former journalist and editor of the LA Herald Express and one of the reporters involved in the Black Dahlia Case, 1947
• Joseph Uranowski - Canadian blogger, founder and main contributor to the Canadian Political blog "The Equivocator." Has been a member of liblogs.com since 2008.
• Jonathan Van Meter - founding editor of Vibe magazine, longtime contributing editor to Vogue, author of "The Last Good Time," executive producer of documentary "Let's Get Frank"
• Mike von Joel - editor of numerous widely circulated art periodicals
• Patricia Walker O'Connor
• Fredrick Ward - writer and photographer
• Rob Webb - British music critic, NME, Drowned In Sound
• Elizabeth Widel (Columnist, reviewer. Has written nearly 3,000 consecutive columns. Author of Okanogan County...A Profile (1973) and Exploring the Okanogan (2015).) (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&text=Elizabeth+Widel&search-alias=books&field-author=Elizabeth+Widel&sort=relevancerank http://www.wnpa.com/ournalist-elizabeth-widel-recognized-in-congress/ http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/hbo/elizabeth-widel/ http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/omak-newspaper-columnist-93-still-making-deadline/ http://blogs.sos.wa.gov/FromOurCorner-Beta/index.php/2009/07/fifty-two-years-and-counting-as-columnist/)
• Liza Williams - American journalist and cultural icon. Author of Up the City of Angels
• Klaus Werner - author of Schwarzbuch Markenfirmen a famous anticorporativism book (Klaus Werner)
• Kai Wong - Hollywood actor and producer in Merchant Ivory; Kai Wong
• Michael Winerip - education correspondent, The New York Times
• Dorthoy Langdon Yates, journalist and author of several books about the history of Midland, Michigan
• Charles M. Young, American journalist, music critic
• Phyllis Zatlin - prominent author; received the Fulbright Fellowship
• Leah Zeldes (also known and Leah A. Zeldes and Leah Zeldes Smith) - food writer, editor/journalist, and co-editor of a three-time Hugo-nominated fanzine
• Glenn Zimmerman - news reporter, WNBC (New York City)
• Zahid H Javali - writer, journalist, photographer (Bangalore, India)

Magazines

See also Natural Sciences: Journals and trade publications.

A–E

• 25 Beautiful Homes - [42]
• 5 Star Durban Magazine - [43]
• "A&U: America's AIDS Magazine" Monthly HIV/AIDS magazine, continuously published since 1991 (req. 2013-6-25) [44]
• Adam Magazine
• The Aeronautical Annual
• Aeronautics (magazine) - British military, general-interest war-era aviation periodical
• Affair Magazine
• The Alien Invader - Asian-Australian political satire
• American Aphrodite - [45]
• American Drivel Review
• American Woodworker Magazine (American Woodworker magazine, A New Track Media publication, has been the premier publication for woodworkers all across America for 25 years.) (https://archive.org/details/americanwoodworker&tab=about)
• The Analyst Magazine - [46]
• AnAn
• Anders And & Co. (engl. Donald Duck & Co.) - Disney comics magazine in Denmark, see da:Anders And & Co., fr:Anders And & Co, and/or www.andeby.dk
• Architectural Glass Concepts, also known as AGC Magazine. Right on the line between a high-end popular science/architecture magazine and an academic journal. Scope much wider than the name suggests; contributors have included numerous Ph.Ds from NASA, Boeing, etc. Besides architecture, has run major articles on topics ranging from the cupola of the International Space Station to vitrification of nuclear waste; also scored an exclusive interview with the normally very close-mouthed founder of Rayotek Scientific. (req. 2013-1-11)
• Art Basel Miami Beach (magazine) (req. 2013-1-7) - covers Art Basel Miami Beach; published by Niche Media; OCLC 213415750
• Art Business News Magazine - [47]
• Art Galleries&Artists of the South magazine. [48]
• Arterritory - an art magazine based in Riga, Latvia, and covering the Baltic, Russian and Scandinavian art territory. Published in English, Latvian and Russian. The magazine is affiliated with the alternative travel guide series "Another Travel Guide" (for which no article exists either). I have a conflict of interests because I'm a paid writer for Arterritory, but I honestly believe it's significant and should be mentioned. See their website: http://www.arterritory.com/ .
• AsiAm - Asian-American magazine of late 1980s; later became Transpacific (magazine)
• Asiana (magazine) - UK fashion magazine for South Asians; [49]
• Australian Woman's Mirror
• AutoVolt Magazine - initially begun in 2013 as a website, July 2014 saw the introduction of the UK's only consumer magazine focussed on the subject of electric and hybrid vehicles. The bimonthly magazine covers latest developments and trends in the market as well as feature reviews and articles about electric and hybrid vehicles and their associated technology. The magazine is available as both a digital publication and with print-on-demand.
• Balcony Media - publishing company; based in Glendale, CA; publishes FORM Pioneering Design magazine
• Bailey's Magazine
• Ballast Quarterly Review
• Bay Area Parent
• The Berlin Review of Books - online literary review; specializes in non-fiction; [50]
• Bidoun Magazine
• Blended Zine - teen art and literature zine in San Juan County, NM; [51]
• Bon International
• Boston Parents Paper
• Boudoir Magazine - [52]
• The Brutarian - fiction and culture magazine
• Camerawork - political photographic magazine; covers current issues and photographers; founded by Jo Spence in 1976
• Cambrian Visitor (established 1813) - predecessor to the Cambrian Magazine; literary and antiquarian publication with home and local news; Elijah Waring, founder and main editor; publication lasted some eight months before ultimately failing; it is said that Waring lost a great deal of money through this venture; David Jenkin, Swansea printed the periodical
• Canvas (magazine) (long name: Canvas – Art and Culture from the Mid East and Arab World (req. 2013-1-7) - English language bi-monthly; published by Mixed Media Publishing FZ LLC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates; ISSN 1814-7062; OCLC 61459141; [53]
• Cape May Magazine - lifestyle magazine for Cape May, NJ
• Carbon Culture Review - arts, literary and technology journal
• The Cat Collection Magazine - magazines to tell you about cats with a free soft toy
• Cicada (magazine) - literary magazine for teens
• City Life Magazine - fashion and lifestyle magazine for Vaughan, Woodbridge, Maple, Concord, Kleinburg, Richmond Hill; [54]
• CleatBeat - India's first magazine and training resource dedicated to the sport of association football; established June 2010; [55]
• Click National Picture Monthly
• Common Language Project - US-based multimedia magazine; covers international underreported stories; [56]
• Dadgar Magazine - Canada's Law magazine in Persian Language; [57]
• Dangerous Ink (magazine) - quarterly arts magazine; UK-based; [58]
• Decision (magazine) - magazine of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association; [59]
• Digital Americana - first literary and culture magazine; made for iPad; [60]
• Dimensions (magazine) (might be Dimensions Magazine)
• Dissonance (magazine) - industrial and underground rock/culture magazine; founded by Leif Hunneman
• Dolce Vita Magazine - quarterly luxury lifestyle magazine for fashion, travel, auto trends; [61]
• Edible Manhattan (req. 2012-1-5) - American food magazine, focusing on Manhattan (New York City); OCLC 313819429; although WorldCat indicates publisher as French Culinary Institute, can find no mention of the institute on masthead (perhaps historical publisher?); published six times a year; [62]
• Edmond Outlook - monthly magazine; mailed to residents of Edmond, OK: [63]
• Egg Magazine (American '60s)
• Eros (magazine) - Ralph Ginzburg
  • Could be forked out of the Ginzburg article
• Elephant Journal - your guide to the mindful life
• Elle Canada - Canadian version of Elle

• Emurge Magazine - Monthly entertainment magazine, published in English and Spanish since March 2013 to present (req. 2013 - 3 - 11) [64]

I would like to suggest a page of Destination Magazine (DM). It is a very well respected title and deserves a page. Its website is www.eadestination.com. If you type in Destination Magazine Kenya or East Africa Destination Magazine, there are pages on Google for reference that are independant of the magazine.

F–I

• Feathertale Review - Canadian literary journal focusing on humor
• Feeler Magazine - defunct, but newly re-published short-story magazine
• Fucking Giddy Up - fad
• Flare - Leading Telecom Magazine - Pakistani telecom magazine
• Frog and a Blender Magazine
• F*@K! (F*@K! or FUCK!) - gay indie- alternative-music magazine; [65]
• Gambling Times Magazine - magazine on gambling strategy, news and culture
• GKT Gazette - Oldest hospital journal in the world (previously known as the Guy's Hospital Gazette) in publication since 1872. Still independently published at the health schools campuses of King's College London http://www.gktgazette.org.uk
• GP Newspaper
• Guitar One Magazine

Harrowsmith's Almanac (formerly, Harrowsmith's Truly Canadian Almanac) - at last, an almanac written in Canada for Canadians. 3 links here, including WIkipedia entry on Harrowsmith Country Life its sister publication. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrowsmith_Country_Life http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books-and-media/harrowsmith-country-life-cuts-staff-ceases-publication/article589849/ http://www.mastheadonline.com/news/revitalized_harrowsmith_almanac_reconnects_with_readers/

• Horrorcore Magazine - Magazine Based around the Music and Culture of "Horrorcore" Music. Features Top Acts in the Genre including other Metal, Rock and Rap acts and even Interviews with Horror Movie Stars. [66][67][68][69][70][71][72]
• Hardnews Magazine - Indian political monthly magazine founded in 2003; [www.hardnewsmedia.com]
• Hat City Entertainment - magazine based in Danbury CT; established 2005; takes very proactive approach to comprehensive coverage of the arts, leisure, nightlife; [73]; [74]
• Heather Nova Online Magazine - free online magazine with world news, multimedia, web designer tips and tricks, etc.
• Her Culture Magazine - free online magazine and blog that encourages women to share their languages, traditions, and cultures
• The Illustrated Ape - creative writing and illustration magazine; aimed at young, clever, brand-aware, creative types; established 1997; sold across Europe and US; [75]
• The Independent Copt Magazine - free monthly magazine; covers coptic- & human-rights; [76]
• Icon (magazine) - monthly UK-based magazine about design and architecture, established in 2003, and its associated website, iconeye.com; [77]
• Idealog – New Zealand publication doing long-form journalism. idealog links shows up in hundreds of citations on Wikipedia, yet can find no article explicating the nature, ownership, founding, nor areas of interest for this publication. [78]
• InDallas Magazine - A premium city magazine of Dallas,TX. 20k+ Copies circulate bi-monthly. The magazine can be found in various businesses / hotels 's lobbies in Dallas Area.; established 2011; [79]
• InDigest - online literary and arts magazine; established 2007; [80]
• International Reveiw of African American Art
• International Scientology News - OCLC 124001914
• International Travel News - magazine; started 1976; covers travel outside the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean and Canada; [81]
• Internet Video Magazine
• Irish Arts Review - magazine focusing on Irish art. Circulation of 40,000.
• Islam Tribune - online magazine; features world news and Muslim views; established 2000; [82]
• It's Art Magazine - digital-art magazine; French and English

J–N

• "Neurology Now" - [83]; An official publication of the American Academy of Neurology [[84]], Neurology Now is available free of charge to people with neurologic conditions and their caregivers. Established in 2005, Neurology Now delivers current, authoritative, and balanced information on the latest advances in neurology research and treatment to more than 1.5 million readers. Written in concise and easy-to-understand language, the articles help people make informed decisions about treatment options and living with a wide range of neurologic disorders, including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, Alzheimer's disease, autism, stroke, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), migraine, Huntington disease, and more. Past covers of the magazine have featured Michael J. Fox and Muhammad Ali, who have Parkinson's disease; Madeleine Stowe, whose father had MS; Valerie Harper, who has brain cancer; and US Men's soccer goalie Tim Howard, who has Tourette syndrome. Neurology Now is available at neurologists' offices and by subscription.

J–N

• New Philosopher - [85]; now the largest (by circulation, readership and distribution) philosophy magazine in English in the world, New Philosopher launched in Australia in 2013 at the Byron Bay Writers Festival, where it was the bestselling item at the festival. It was the no.6 bestseller the following year - BBWF [86]. The New Philosopher team launched Womankind magazine [87] in 2014. New Philosopher [88] is distributed in thousands of newsstands and bookstores throughout Australia, NZ, Canada and the US. Named one of top magazines launched for 2014 by the Library Journal [89], notable contributors include novelists Will Self and Booker Prize winner DBC Pierre, philosophers Nigel Warburton, Damon Young, Clive Hamilton; and has included interviews with leading philosophers and thinkers Noam Chomsky, Peter Singer (interview) [90], Daniel C. Dennett (interview) [91], David Chalmers (interview) [92], John Searle (interview) [93], Jane Goodall and Thomas Piketty. Article about the magazine at magCulture: 'Australia’s New Philosopher' [94]
• No Thoughts Magazine - [95]; a contemporary photography magazine, first published around 2009, that features both established and emerging photographers
• Japan Punch - publication created and published by Charles Wirgman for foreigners in Japan from 1862 to 1887
• Jazziz - mentioned on numerous jazz-related articles
• Jetset Magazine (magazine) - affluent lifestyle publication (comment at October 2012: same as Jet-Set (magazine)?)
• jotta - network and online magazine; focuses on collaboration across and within contemporary art and design
• Journal of Accountancy (req. 2013-1-10) - monthly magazine; published by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants; ISSN 0021-8448; [96]; redirects to publisher (at January 2013)
• Joystik - early-1980s magazine on arcade games
• Just Imperfectly Perfect(JIP)Magazine - new magazine for teens "feel-good" kind of magazine; established 2012 [97]
• The Juvenilian - Newark-based literary magazine; established 2007
• Kasma Science Fiction Magazine - quarterly science-fiction magazine
• "KC Business (magazine)" - bimonthly regional business magazine for the Kansas City area
• "KC Magazine" - monthly regional magazine for the Kansas City area,
• KIWI magazine - is a bi-monthly magazine dedicated to raising families the natural and organic way. [98]
• KOOL Magazine - [99]; UK-based youth culture magazine in the East Anglia region; founded in 1997
• Kruger Magazine - quarterly concept-driven cutting edge independent music magazine produced in Cardiff; established 2003
• Kulture Deluxe Magazine - U.S. alternative music, fashion, and pop-culture magazine
• List of Pulitzer Prize winners
  • LEADERS Magazine (Global leaders in business, politics, religion, science, entertainment, art) (www.leadersmag.com)
• Living Abroad - magazine for people wishing to expatriate
• Little Brother Magazine - Canadian literary magazine, featured in the Globe and Mail, National Post. Also published a collection of Rob Ford (Toronto's Controversial Mayor) inspired fiction, which was covered on the Atlantic Wire and the Toronto Star; ISSN 2291-3858; [100]; redirects to publisher (at August 2013)
• The Lizard Magazine - UK online humorous magazine; refreshing daily; [101]
• London Life Magazine - 1922-1960 http://www.magforum.com/londonlifeindex.htm
• Lost Anarchy Magazine - creator Mojo El Diablo; magazine features comics, pop culture, fashion, dreams, legal advice, music and models
• The Lotus Reader - online literary magazine
• Lula Magazine - fairytale-like fashion magazine
• Lumpen Magazine of Chicago
• The Magazine of Modern Sex
• Magnet (magazine) - U.S. indie rock magazine
• Make-Up Artist (magazine) - U.S.-based, covers the profession in areas of film/TV/stage/runway, sold at larger newsstands. Website: makeupmag.com.
• Manic Fervor - online literary magazine specializing in the odd, bizarre, and just plain weird; accepts poetry, short fiction, photography, drawings, and paintings.
• Maxim Australia - the Australian Maxim (magazine)
• MC Magazine - online fashion magazine; independent bimonthly fashion magazine with cutting edge editorials; [102]
• Miami Golf Journal - first and unique South Florida golf magazine
• MiniWorld - UK magazine for the classic Mini; [103]
• Modern Photography - a photography magazine that had directly competed with Popular Photography for 4 decades until the magazine was purchased and closed by Popular Photography's parent company in 1989 [104][105][106][107][108][109]
• Moecco - Japanese junior idol magazine and DVD series
• Moldova Turistica - magazine about Republic of Moldova (village walks, holy places, wine road, capital, national master, culture, national interprets - CD included, national cuisine peculiarities, sights, map and many more interesting and useful things); director, editor in chief: Natalia Sineavscaia
• Monsters Attack! - independent black & white magazine dealing with all things monstrous, by Cliff Mott, & Mort Todd
• Monthly Magazine - cited in Joshua Toulmin
• Morbid Outlook - Gothic subculture magazine; founded by 'Mistress' Laura McCutchen
• Motorcaravan Motorhome Monthly - UK motorcaravanning magazine, popularly known as "MMM"
• Mountain Gazette Magazine - owned by Summit Publications; commonly known as the Mountain Gazette; has been printed for 40 years
• Musical Mathematics - Leeds-based alternative music zine/blog/collective; known for releasing monthly zines; created by Andrew Crowder
• Mutineer Magazine - Drink magazine covering the culture of wine, beer, spirits, cocktail, coffee and tea; created by Alan Kropf
• Naked Eye Magazine - Canadian pop culture magazine whose publisher is also owner of ultimate fighting league XMMA and who was recently arrested for ties to organized crime; [110]
• Native Peoples Magazine - [111]
• New Eastern Europe - quarterly journal dedicated to Central/Eastern European Affairs; [112]
• New Woman (magazine) - disambiguation from the New Woman article
• Next Step Magazine - U.S. college-planning magazine; [113]
• Nine5Four The Magazine - U.S. magazine featuring unsigned models, musicians, and other talent; [114]
• Niteblade Magazine (Niteblade Magazine of Fantasy and Horror) - [115]
• The Nonconformists' Memorial - cited in Joshua Toulmin
• No Cigar Magazine - London-based print and online women's lifestyle magazine; selling in 10+ countries; [116]
• Notion Magazine - The brilliant bimonthly fashion and music magazine founded in 2004.; [117]
• NO TOFU - online magazine for independent film, music and culture based in London UK; print edition in the works; [118]
• "Nude Celebrity Hollywood" Title tells all.

O–Z

• Oakland Local - online news resource for Oakland, California, founded by Susan Mernit in 2009; [119]
• The Ocelot Magazine - music and entertainment magazine in Wiltshire; [120]
• Oh Comely Magazine - alternative women's lifestyle magazine; listed at List of women's magazines; [121]
• Old and New (magazine) - A 19th century American magazine published between 1870-1874, by Roberts Brothers in Boston[122]. It published poetry, opinion, and literature.
• Old Skool Rodz (magazine) - tradition hot-rod magazine; [123]
• Out West (magazine) - magazine promoting life in California; edited by Charles Lummis
• Outburn - [124]; US-based magazine on hard rock, metal, goth and industrial music; published since 1996 or 1997

• Parts & People - U.S. automotive trade magazine; published since 1985
• Paper Monument - U.S. journal of contemporary art
• Pearson's Weekly
• Pennsylvania Literary Journal - [125] - full-text articles available on EBSCO [126] and ProQuest [127], [128], also available in-print as single issues. PLJ's issues have been positively reviewed in [129]. It has published interviews with New York Times best-selling authors including Larry Niven and Cinda Williams Chima. It has been in print since 2009.
• The Phat Phree - [130]
• Phoenix (London magazine) - London-based journal of pop culture and arts; [131]
• [[php[architect]]] - [132] - Magazine dedicated to the PHP programming language. Published since 2002. Recently brought back to print [133]. Publishes multiple books [134]. Runs Online Training & Conferences [135]. Was acquired in 2012 [136] [137]
• PLAY Magazine - [138]
• Project X Magazine - [139]
• Podcast User Magazine - [140]
• The Point - Chicago-based journal of ideas and ideals, founded in 2009; [141]
• Post (magazine) - trade magazine published by Post LLC, a COP Communications company; [142]; ISSN 0891-5628; [143]
• Presbyterian Outlook - [144] - Independent biweekly of the PC(USA)
• "Pulp Literature" Quarterly (non profit) magazine, cross genre

• Q's 50 Heaviest Albums of All Time
• Q's 100 Greatest Albums of All Time (2006)

• Rave Magazine (Australia) - Brisbane-based entertainment magazine. Put out over 1,000 issues over the course of about 21 years. Ceased publication in 2012. Page was deleted by a troll.
• Renewable Energy Magazine - [145]
• Revista de Revistas - Mexican cultural magazine
• The Revival (magazine) - UK Muslim youth magazine
• Revolve Magazine - UK-based and internationally available magazine on psytrance and counterculture; [146]
• The Rune - publication claimed to have been edited by BNP leader Nick Griffin in a Times article; [147]

• Scotland Outdoors Magazine - Bimonthly publication, it's the only magazine about Scottish outdoors activities (walking, camping, swimming, running, cycling, wildlife, photography), produced in Scotland [148]
• Science 80
• Science News for Kids - youth edition and companion to Society for Science & the Public's Science News
• Scifantastic
• Seventeen Freshman 15 - fifteen freshman girls selected each year by Seventeen magazine to demystify the freshman experience
• Singapore Art Gallery Guide - artists, events, organizations & art news from Singapore since 2004; [149]
• Social Nerve Magazine
• Spa Fon - comic-book fanzine from the EC era
• Spain Magazine - lifestyle and property magazine on Spain; based in the UK
• Spielbox - German game magazine
• The South Delta Leader - news and local events happening in South Delta, British Columbia, Canada
• The Spoke - humor publication at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia
• Squa Tront comic book fanzine from the EC era (and no, this isnt a dupe of above. both existed)
• Short Story International - Magazine in English with reprints of translations into English as well as originally--in-English stories from around the world; began around 1964 and contined until around 1987, with a twelve year hiatus(http://www.philsp.com/homeville/fmi/b171.htm; http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/355735?uid=3738392&uid=2129&uid=2&uid=70&uid=4&sid=21102154137883)
• STOCKYARD. Magazine Chicago-based cultural magazine, akin to The New Yorker; [150]; [151]; [152]
• subTerrain Magazine - Canadian literary magazine based in Vancouver, BC. Founded in 1988; [153]
• Successful Farming
• Sumup - started 2010; first national news magazine from Chhattisgarh; [154]
• The Sundial Humor Magazine - A comedy magazine published at The Ohio State University. Founded in 1911, it has seen such notable alumni as James Thurber and R.L. Stine.

• Topic Magazine
• Transpacific (magazine) - Asian-American magazine published until late 1990s?; originally known as AsiAm
• Triptych Haiku
• Two-Lane Livin' - free magazine distributed to 15 counties of Central West Virginia; offers entertainment and healthy living tips for rural life; [155]

• Urdu magazine (magazine)
• Upstreet (magazine) - annual literary journal; founded 2005; [156]; [157]

• Upscale (magazine)
• Upstreet (magazine) - annual literary journal; founded 2005; [158]; [159]
• Legendary Times
• Vermont Life - quarterly magazine; founded 1946; features articles and photography about Vermont
• Vestal Review - Launched in March of 2000, Vestal Review is the world's oldest magazine dedicated exclusively to flash fiction; [160]
• Virtue Magazine - homeschooling political magazine
• Vintage Caravan Magazine - International bi-monthly magazine on the subject of vintage, classic and retro styled caravans and vintage travel trailers founded in 2011 (http://vintagecaravanmagazine.com)
• Vogue Australia

• WAG magazine [161]; - lifestyle magazine, published by Westfair Communications Inc.
• West Coast Midnight Run - [162]; [163]; [164]; early web-based hybrid publication created before the development of flash based readers for publications such as e-flip, e-page and all the latest flash based technologies for browsing media. There are references to this media/publication all over the web and its date of initial publication predates the latest styles that imitate it mode of publishing media content. Published in double page open format as if it were a print magazine, content is a mix between an art house coffee table book and glamour magazines, content is international in scope, an annual edition is published, article is being submitted for creation by Wiki editors.
• Western Humanities Review - literary journal, western themes
• Western Living Magazine [165]; - lifestyle magazine, published by Transcontinental Media.
• Wing Chun Teahouse - quarterly publication dedicated to the Chinese martial art of Wing chun; [166]
• Womankind magazine - ad-free newsstand women's magazine distributed throughout Australia, NZ, the US and Canada. It was the best-selling item in the history of the Byron Bay Writers' Festival when it launched there in 2014 [167] and is one of the world's few ad-free newsstand publications. It is produced by the team behind the world's most widely distributed philosophy magazine, New Philosopher [168] which is available in 2,000 stores in Australia and New Zealand, and more than 5,000 stores in the US and Canada - where it launched in 2014 [169]. Articles on and review of Womankind magazine can be found at the Sydney Morning Herald [170], ArtsHub [171], Women's Agenda [172] Broadsheet [173], Mumbrella [174], Bookseller+Publisher [175]; Womankind website [176]
• World Art Glass Quarterly - quarterly publication dedicated to showcasing the world's finest architectural and art glass; [177]

• Ygorra - fundraising magazine for Glasgow Students CharitiesAppeal
• Yolk (magazine) - Asian-American magazine of late 1990s
• Yukon, North of Ordinary (magazine) [178]; - One of the Yukon's preeminent Travel, Arts, and Culture Magazines. Published by Harper Street Publishing
• Yuva Engineers [179] - A monthly Print magazine of Engineering, Technology, Management And Research; Published from Hyderabad,India.
• Zack (magazine) - German monthly which serializes comic books and publishes books devoted to graphic novels
• ZG (magazine) - 1980 UK culture and art magazine
• Zillions/Consumer Reports for Kids (formerly Penny Power)
• Zipper (magazine) - Japanese fashion magazine

Manga, manhwa, and manhua

For manga requests, please see Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan/Anime and Manga.

• 50 Rules for Teenagers (8-vol manhwa by Na Ye-ri; published by Daiwon C.I.) ANN; published in English by ADV Manga
• Berserk Prototype (Single volume created in 1988 by Kentaro Miura included with Miura's Berserk manga volume 14; published by Dark Horse)
• Boy Princess (Manhwa by Kim Seong; published by NET COMICS) ANN ; published in Germany. Need further probing to know if it meets WP:N.
• Crazy Love Story (5-vol manhwa by Lee Vin, published by Daiwon C.I.) ANN; published in English and German by Tokyopop, in French by Asuka Comics
• Croquis (manga) Written by Hinako Takanaga and was licensed in English by Tokyopop. ANN
• Dead Already (no ANN?)

  OEM by Dwayne Smith — Review(s): Newtype USA. October 2007. 6 (10) p. 109.

• Dear School Gang Leader 2 vols - ongoing manga series by Fujikata Mayu. No licensor. No ANN.
• Double Arts (23 chapters discontinued manga by Komi Naoshi) ANN An exceptionally original story with high quality drawing that for some reason didn't gather much reception
• Energer Z
• Galaxia The Stories Of Illusion A new Doshinshi based on the world of Tenchi Muyou by Stanislaw Giers
• Gekigasonjuku(jawiki page) - Japanese manga school established by Kazuo Koike in 1977. former student:Rumiko Takahashi, Yuji Horii etc.
• .hack//GnU
• Hanami: International Love Story by Plus and Sung-Jae Park. Reviews: AA 3 ML Mania 1 Mania 2 Mania 3 Mania 4 Newtype USA PCS 1 PCS 2. Links: AICN DHC 1.
• Headlights Manga [180]
• Masahiro Itosugi (Author of the manga Aki-Sora published by Champion Red Ichigo comics; also authored A Wish of My Sister)
• Max Gamer Written by Dr.Frank Gaskill from Southeast Psych. This manga-style comic book is about a boy named Max Gamer who uses the disorder he had, Asperger's Syndrome, to become a superhero and battle enemies. The book speaks of Asperger's as an advancement or a special ability and it does, in many cases, increase the memory and intelligence of individuals. Even Temple Grandin stated "This comic would have helped me when I was a teenager who was being teased." Links: 1, 2, 3
• Jade of Bango 15-vol ongoing manhwa series by Ae-Ju Yin and Jin-Ju Yin. Licensed Tokyopop (1 vol out) Review : Mania Popcultureshock (pre-check neutral)
• The Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer 9 volumes ongoing manga by MIZUKAMI Satoshi ANN
• Hiromi Series - A Khmer based anime series created by Curran Son. {http://www.bebo.com/sonkhmer]
• manga school
• Monthly Comics @ Bunch, a current revival of Weekly Comic Bunch, but I believe it needs its own article as the current one only covers the defunct magazine.
• My Girl (manhwa) 5 vols series by Jeong Won PAEK. No ANN, No licensor UK/US, France, Germany, Italy & Spain. (pre-check dubious)
• Nabi (Nabi). Reviews: CBB IGN Newtype USA, October 2007, 6 (10) p. 104.
• One Fine Day (manhwa) (no ANN?)
• Safe Again Today (no ANN?)
• Saint Knights Tale New Spinoff from Tenchi Muyou by Masaki Kajishima
• The Sexy Simpleton 8 vols series by Hwang Mi-ri. No ANN. No licensor. (pre-check dubious)
• Shiawase Kissa Sanchoume(???????) Japanese articleANN
• Smash! (no ANN?)
• Witch Class 3-on-going vols in series By Lee Ru ANN. Published in US by Infinity Studios Review RS? Mania Review. No licensor France, Germany, Spain & Italy. One more review and it's OK (Pre-check Neutral)

• Naono Bohra Mangaka; biography and published works.

Newspapers

• Chicago Phoenix [http://chicagophoenix.com'] The largest LGBT news & information site in the Midwest (as ranked by ComScore & Quantcast). (see [181])
• Times of San Diego [182] - An online (only?) newspaper that frequently turns up in its own section on Google News. Readers need to know the political slant (if any), financial connections (if any), etc.
• The City Paper Bogotá [183] - An online daily and print monthly English-language newspaper based in Bogotá, Colombia. Founded in 2008.
• The Runner [http://www.oodhamrunner.com] This is a Native American newspaper that has been covering the Tohono O'odham Nation, located in southern Arizona, since 1976. I think it should be created and linked to other Tohono O'odham pages because it is historically significant to researchers and culturally significant to the tribe.(see [184])
• Karnataka State Industrial Times[http://www.karnatakastateindustrialtimes.com] This is an newspaper exclusively for Industrialist in Karnataka, India
• Ozzie News [http://www.ozzienews.com] This is a great new informative and humorous news source for the Australian community and certainly deserves an entry on Wikipedia.)
• The Louisville Record[http://www.archlou.org/therecord] The newspaper of the archdiocese of Louisville, in continuous publication since 1879. {Previous article deleted by a 'manning bartlett' no longer active on wikipedia}
• The Northlines[http://www.northlines.in, http://www.thenorthlines.com] Independent source for news, facts, and figures relating to Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh and its neighborhood.
• The Seventy Faces, USC's Jewish Newsletter Independent Student Jewish Newsletter at the University of Southern California
• Korea Times US (http://www.koreatimes.com -This is a nationwide news source for the Korean/American community and I can't find any real information about it.)
• The Cecil Whig (Elkton, MD)
• The Daily Banner (Cambridge, MD)
• The Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia, Pa.)
• G41 Community Newspaper (Glasgow, Scotland, UK)
• The Georgetown Independent (Georgetown University student newspaper)
• Greg Cote, Sports Columnist, The Miami Herald
• Islamic Times (UK)
• Jeff Garth of the New York Times
• List of Pulitzer Prize winners
• The Messenger (Georgian newspaper) (http://www.messenger.com.ge/ - English-language daily in Tbilisi, Georgia)
• Nitrobahn (Nitrobahn - The one-pit stop for all things auto) - Online newspaper on anything automobile.
• Press Clippings
• The Santa Fe Post
• South Florida Gay News (SFGN) (SFGN - Gay News, Straight Facts) - Largest LGBT Newspaper in the SouthEast USA also online.
• The Trojaneer (http://www.thetrojaneer.com) Troy, New York, Good News Weekly, circulation 15,000
• BBSNews (see http://bbsnews.net/ ; Who funds/produces/edits this online newspaper?)
• .ch - Swiss Newspaper Official website
• SahilOnline (SahilOnline - English) English Daily website
• SahilOnline (SahilOnline - Urdu) Urdu Daily website
• The Valley Roadrunner (Valley Center, CA) Official website
• The News-Messenger - Based in Fremont, Ohio. Official Web site. Circulation 12,451. The News-Messenger on Gannett.com.
• News Herald (Ohio) - Based in Port Clinton, Ohio. Official Web site. Circulation 5,749. News Herald on Gannett.com.
• Pulso ng Makabagong Caviteño[http://www.pulsocavitenyo.multiply.com] A community newspaper circulated weekly throughout the province of Cavite.
• Daily Nine O' Clock (Karachi, Pakistan)
• Newspaper Crisis in the United States several newspaper companies are almost bankrupt; only few may survive the current crisis which is going on for years now; [185]; I believe this should belong to History of American newspapers but a redirect labeled under Newspaper Crisis should be generated after completion.
• The Chicago Daily Observer http://www.cdobs.com/ – political editorials (referenced in other articles) – possibly online-only and possibly semi-defunct (the website says Tom Roeser is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, but he has been dead for five years, and all recent articles appear to be syndicated or otherwise copied from elsewhere)
• Reformierte Presse (Switzerland).
• The Aberdeen Saturday Pioneer.
• Pluma Roja (Los Angeles, CA) Hispanic anarchist publication written during the 19th century supporting the Mexican Revolution.
• Hijas de Cuauhtémoc (Long Beach, CA) Student Chicana newspaper founded by Chicana feminist, Anna Nieto-Gómez.
• La Crónica Hispanic newspaper published by the Idar family.
• Doncaster Gazette -- British local paper which appears to have been published continuously from 1794 to at least 1981, a run of almost 200 years (see [186])
• Island Ad-Vantages, The Weekly Packet, Castine Patriot Three weekly newspapers serving three towns and their surrounding areas on the midcoast of Maine. Published out of Stonington, ME by Penobscot Bay Press (see [187]).
• Coachella Valley Independent [http://cvindependent.com] The alternative newspaper for the Palm Springs, Calif. and Coachella Valley area, updated online daily and printed monthly. It was founded in late 2012 by altweekly veteran Jimmy Boegle. . A member of the Association of Alternative Newsmedia and the Local Independent Online News Publishers .

Street papers

These are the redlinked street papers from the navbox Template:Street newspapers, grouped by country:

United States

• Amerika Woche - widely circulated German-American newspaper
• BIGnews - [188]; [189]
• Bucks County Courier Times - [190] A paid daily newspaper covering Bucks County, Pennsylvania, located in Levittown, PA. Several Wikipedia articles reference this publication.
• The BOOSTER Newspaper - [191]
• Community Connection
• Denver Voice - [192]
• Forgotten Voice
• Homeward Street Journal
• Making Change
• The Philadelphia Secret Admirer A free weekly newspaper distributed in Philadelphia since early 2013.
• Street Pulse
• Street Sights
• Street Speech
• Street Spirit (newspaper) - Berkeley CA
• Street Zine
• Streetvibes
• Upward (newspaper)
• Whats Up Magazine
• The Westchester County Business Journal (westfaironline.com)

• "Triad City Beat" (the alternative weekly for Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem NC) (triad-city-beat.com)

Canada

• L'Itinéraire
• La Quête
• Long Haul (street newspaper)
• Megaphone Magazine - [193]
• Our Voice - [194]
• Street Corner (newspaper) - [195]; [196]
• Street Feat
• Victoria Street Newz

Europe

Austria:

• 20er
• Apropos
• Asfalter
• Augustin = [197]
• Eibischzuckerl - [198]
• Kupfermuckn - [199]
• Zwanzger - [200]

Czech Republic

• Novy Prostor

Denmark

• Hus Forbi

Eastern Europe

• Eastern European Times (AKA "EU Times") (online newspaper)

France

• Macadam
• L'Itinérant

Germany

• Asphalt
• BISS
• Die Jerusalemmer
• Die Stütze
• Die strasse
• Donaustrudl
• Fiftyfifty
• FREIeBÜRGER
• Hempels strassenmagazin
• Hinz und Kunzt
• Parkbank
• Soziale Welt
• Strassenkreuzer
• Tagessatz
• Trott-war

Hungary

• Flaszter

Ireland

• Ireland's Issues Magazine

Italy

• Terre Di Mezzo

FYR Macedonia

• Ulica

Netherlands

• Haags Straatnieuws
• Straat Magazine
• Straatnieuws
• Z Magazine

Norway

• = Oslo
• Gatemagasinet Klar
• Megafon
• Sorgenfri
• Virkelig

Poland

• Gazeta Uliczna

Portugal

• Cais - [201]; [202]

Russian Federation

• Put Domoi Siberia

Serbia

• Lice Ulice

Slovakia

• Nota Bene

Slovenia

• Kralji Ulice

Spain

• Milhistorias (y la tuya)

Switzerland

• Surprise

Ukraine

• Vilni Visiti

United Kingdom

• The Big Issue Cymru
• Tamworth Informed

Other

• Wardheernews Somalia - [203]
• The Big Issue Ethiopia
• The Big Issue Kenya
• The Big Issue Namibia
• The Big Issue South Africa - [204]
• The Big Issue Zambia
• Catapult (street newspaper)
• Homeless Talk - (Sinead & Hanks)
• Journal Clin d'œil
• Mango News

Asia

• The Big Issue Japan

Latin America

• Al Margen
• Boca de Rua
• Diagonal (street newspaper)
• La Callejera
• Hecho en Buenos Aires
• La Calle (street newspaper)
• La Luciernaga
• Ocas (street newspaper)

Newspaper comic strips

• Alex's Restaurant
• Cosper believed from Denmark; see an example here
• Grammarman published previously in Brunei, China, Malaysia, Argentina, Russia; currently in print in Thailand and Canada
• Hälge the comic strip by the Swedish Lars Mortimer
• Jenny, The Military Spouse - published weekly in the Stars & Stripes, this is the only newspaper comic strip in history about life as a military spouse. It is created/drawn by Julie L. Negron the wife of an Air Force pilot. [205]
• Randolf Itch 2 A.M.
• Guy & Rodd - creators of Brevity, plus a page each for Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry
• Welcome To The Jungle syndicated internationally example on page 4
• Fiddlestix syndicated internationally example on page 4

• "B. Kilban" artist, cartoonist, author. <ref>https://www.generalenduro.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/love-to-eat-them-mousies.jpg * "Lee Holley" artist, cartoonist, creator of strip "Ponytail".

Publishing

Publishers (people)

• David Benaym French Journalist and Publisher based in the US, co-founder and Editor in chief of movmnt magazine with So You Think You Can Dance Danny Tidwell (http://www.movmnt.com) International political correspondent (http://www.benaym.com/articles/index.htm) author (http://www.movingstill.net)
• J. Henry Harper
• Andrea Juno (Publisher, editor, graphic designer, chief interviewer, Re/Search Publications and Juno Books, featured in magazine and newspaper profiles)
• Daniel Francis McGrath - Founded McGrath Publishing, editor for Bookman's Price Index
• Alf B. Meier (Photographer and writer, publisher of the first travel zine Kafenio (1999))
• Bryan Patton - founder of EvanEileen Publishing
• Beatriz Scaglia, prolific author and republisher of Wikipedia articles for profit based on creative commons content.
• Joshua Townsend
• Glenyse Ward
• Thomas Yoseloff, of A.S. Barnes and others

Publishing companies

• 215ink - comic publisher
• 8th House Publishing - 8th House Publishing publishes exemplary fiction, philosophy, esoterica and other earnest works. [206]
• Agate Publishing - Independent publisher based in Evanston, IL and one of the fastest growing publishers in America. [207][208] The company includes six imprints, such as Agate Bolden, which exclusively publishes titles by African-American authors, such as Jesmyn Ward, Lynn Toler, Kiese Laymon (whose Agate title Long Division has gathered a substantial amount of critical attention [209][210][211][212], and Leonard Pitts Jr.; Agate Midway, which publishes books with a Midwestern focus and has featured titles by authors from Natasha Korecki to Doug Sohn; Agate B2, whose book I, Steve: Steve Jobs in His Own Words was a New York Times bestseller [213]; and Agate Digital, the ebook branch whose partnership with the Chicago Tribune began in 2012.[214] Agate is over 10 years old and has grown significantly to become a prominent figure of the Midwestern publishing scene.
• Anaphora Literary Press - [215] publisher of academic and creative books, member of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses and the Independent Book Publishers Association. Anaphora Books have been reviewed by Midwest Book Review, http://www.midwestbookreview.com/cbw/jun_13.htm. Articles, reviews and interviews about Anaphora publications have appeared in various newspapers including http://www.wvgazette.com/Entertainment/201101281846, http://www.sundaygazettemail.com/Life/201104221100, http://www.bostonliterarymagazine.com/winter12interview.html, http://www.featheredquill.com/reviews/Poetry/mazis.shtml and many others. Anaphora has been around since 2009, and many of the 60+ authors it has published have their own Wikipedia pages. Please see http://anaphoraliterary.com/news/press-clippings/ for more links to articles. Anaphora titles are listed on the website and come up in searches on Amazon. One of the authors received an honorable mention for the Literacy Now Latino First Fiction Book Award: http://jjaramillo.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/2013-intl-latino-book-awards-finalists.pdf.
• Airmont Books - New York paperback publisher (reprints and low-pay originals)
• Anvil Press Publishers Inc. - Vancouver (Canada) - founded in 1988 by Brian Kaufman, publishes literary titles in all genres from new and established Canadian authors. [216]
• The Ariel Press (Ariel Press) - London print house
• Barbour Publishing Home - [217]; A Publishing Home
• BareBones Publishing - [218]
• Baywood Publishing Company - publishes scholarly and scientific journals and other media
• Bug Music - publishing company; based in Los Angeles; offices around the world; handles music of Iggy Pop, and others
• Cacoethes Publishing - founded 2006 by Denise Mosley, publisher of all types of literature; [219]
• Casino Vacations - publishers of the American Casino Guide since 1992; [220]
• Chelsea Green Publishing Company - Vermont-based publisher; founded 1984
• ChiZine Publications is a Canadian publishing company founded in 2008 by Brett Alexander Savory and Sandra Kasturi, building on the long success of ChiZine, an online zine devoted to dark fantasy, horror, and speculative fiction. Their homepage message is "Embrace the Odd." Home page; Indie Press Spotlight: ChiZine Publications
• Clark-Nova Books - [221]
• CompareShares - Australian publisher of free, independent finance websites [222]; [223] [224] and the upcoming site TheBull.com.au. A group of finance journalists produce the sites which are run by former senior Australian Finance Review journalist, financial planner and investment banker Toni Case.
• Corbett & Kish Publishing - global business periodicals
• Dagan Books (http://daganbooks.com) publishers of Cthulhurotica and others (print & ebook)
• Emerald Star Comics - [225] - Independent comic book publisher that is blazing a new trail for up-and-coming comic book creators. Their unique blend of corporate owned and creator owned comics has them poised to be the next "Image Comics". One of their comics is being written by Gary Phillips - author of the comic book Angeltown - [226]. Due to their popularity, they've recently announced 'Supernova', their digital only imprint.
• Enter Into Peace (Publishing entity of Canadian artist, poet and musician Dawud Wharnsby-Ali)
• Free Spirit Publishing Independent educational publisher of nonfiction children's books in Minneapolis, founded in 1983. [227] [228]; [229]; [230]; [231]; [232]; published authors include: Annie Fox, Ned Vizzini, Jonathan Chesner and Philippe Cousteau Jr.
• GamingG
• Heath Cranton - active publisher before WW2, now defunct
• Hispanic Link News Service - nationally syndicated news service; specializes in Hispanic issues; founded 1980 by Charles Erickson in Washington, D.C.; [233]
• Hobblebush Books - Independent publishing company founded in 1993 and located in New Hampshire; publishes the Hobblebush Granite State Poetry Series and has produced several books by New Hampshire Poet Laureates.
• Ice Cube Press – [234]; Midwest publisher since 1993; on how we can best live and experience life in America's Heartland
• Illumination Arts Publishing
• Kobalt Publishing - [235]
• Mediaplanet Publishing House -Swedish Company of the Year in 2008; produces educational, focused, un-biased editorial reports to educate readers of partner papers; offices in 18 countries including Hong Kong and New York, as well as 16 European Offices; [236]
• Neverland Publishing - [237]; small press publisher slowly expanding its title list; [238]
• Open Doors Media - education publisher; producing careers magazine the Regional Training Prospectus; [239]
• Penobscot Bay Press Based on the coast of Maine, this company publishes books by local authors, as well as three weekly newspapers; [240]
• Peter Pauper Press - [241][242]; one of America’s leading publishers of fine gift books, humor books, compact references, travel guides, journals, stationery, holiday cards, and children’s activity books. Founded in 1928 by Peter Beilenson. [243][244][245][246]
• PistolPress Publishing House - Canadian press, based out of Toronto and Montreal, publishes new poetry, prose, and art from around North America.
• Professional Sports Publications - [247]
• Samhain Publishing - [248]; first publisher to ever have a book hit the New York Times Best Seller list while only available in ebook. Digital First publisher has multiple books on New York Time Best Seller list. (Samhain puts all books over 50,000 words long into trade paper back 10 months to a year after release in digital format. [249]
• Scopemed - [250]; independent online publisher of scientific journals
• The Sports Xchange – distributor of NFL Draft Scout, the main source of information on NFL draft prospects for NFL.com as well as CBS Sports, USA Today, Fox Sports, MSN, others
• Unpiano Books - [251] independent publishing of photo and art books based in San Francisco, CA
• Windstorm Creative - [252]; US-based publishing company. C.E.O. Jennifer DiMarco Author of The Seattle Times best seller "Escape to the Wind"
• Ugo Guanda Editore a/k/a simply Guanda. Italian literary publisher, strong on translations
• Vine of David - publishing arm of First Fruits of Zion that specializes in early Messianic Judaism and the development of Messianic liturgical resources; [253]